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  1. #1
    us
    Nov 2010
    North Carolina
    BH LoneStar
    1,578
    30 times

    BH question about water----

    I read my manual like crazy but nothing about water.

    when I am on vacation at the beach or near a creek------can I submerge this coil a little bit?
    I mean, can I get this thing truly wet? or will I ruin it?
    so scared to put the coil etc. into the surf....just wondering?

    oh ---it is BH LoneStar
    thanks

  2. #2
    us
    Nov 2010
    North Carolina
    BH LoneStar
    1,578
    30 times

    Re: BH question about water----

    nevermind

    a friend from another detecting site answered my question so I am good to go.....


  3. #3
    us
    IT COULD BE A VALUABLE PRIZE "YOU NEVER KNOW"

    Nov 2006
    N.E. Ohio on lake Erie
    ** I use only top name brand detectors *****
    3,585
    27 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: BH question about water----

    I use coils that are not water proof in the surf and it never seems to hurt them.....................
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    THAT'S RIGHT I DID IT SO WHAT , CRY TWO TEARS IN A BUCKET , FACE IT , LET'S TAKE IT TO THE STAGE....---LET NO ONE KNOW WHAT WHERE OR WHEN -----

  4. #4
    us
    Nov 2010
    North Carolina
    BH LoneStar
    1,578
    30 times

    Re: BH question about water----

    oh that is good to know Keppy

    My friend pointed out---dummy me---that my coil is waterproof.....it says it is a waterproof coil in the manual but I just didn't see it lol

    thanks for the info!


  5. #5
    us
    IT COULD BE A VALUABLE PRIZE "YOU NEVER KNOW"

    Nov 2006
    N.E. Ohio on lake Erie
    ** I use only top name brand detectors *****
    3,585
    27 times
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting

    Re: BH question about water----

    Glad you found out... I used my minelab coin search coil and it is not water proof in the water for years and i never had a problem with it .....
    THAT'S RIGHT I DID IT SO WHAT , CRY TWO TEARS IN A BUCKET , FACE IT , LET'S TAKE IT TO THE STAGE....---LET NO ONE KNOW WHAT WHERE OR WHEN -----

  6. #6
    us
    Nov 2010
    North Carolina
    BH LoneStar
    1,578
    30 times

    Re: BH question about water----

    knowing that coils can get wet and survive open up a whole new bit of detecting for me lol

    into the water I go lol


  7. #7
    us
    Jan 2010
    North Carolina , Bertie
    BH-Quick Silver,Ace 250,BH pinpointer and the DetectorPRO Pistol PROBE
    31

    Re: BH question about water----

    It says it is waterproof up to the box. That said, the pole will fill up with water so do not lift the coil up in the air or it will run in the box.

  8. #8
    us
    Nov 2010
    North Carolina
    BH LoneStar
    1,578
    30 times

    Re: BH question about water----

    Ahhhh---good to know beep-beep----I will be very careful around water. i don't want to be buying a new unit any time soon. it takes alot of nickles and pennies to buy a new one haha

    and I like that username lol
    everyone loves the beeps


  9. #9
    us
    It's all good!!

    Jan 2006
    oklahoma
    bounty hunter pioneer 202,505, Tesoro Vaquero
    297

    Re: BH question about water----

    If I may suggest the coils r water proof. I bought a 10 inch coil and a 4 inch coil.. All waterproof.. BUT.. Check the seams on your coils. Some need some silicone or whatever.!

  10. #10
    us
    Nov 2010
    North Carolina
    BH LoneStar
    1,578
    30 times

    Re: BH question about water----

    I will check the coil just in case. thanks!

    mine says waterproof coil....so hopefully they did a good job on it haha


  11. #11
    ca
    Jun 2009
    Lower Canada
    BountyHunter fast tracker
    423
    All Types Of Treasure Hunting
    Banner Finds (1)

    Re: BH question about water----

    Quote Originally Posted by Deftone
    If I may suggest the coils r water proof. I bought a 10 inch coil and a 4 inch coil.. All waterproof.. BUT.. Check the seams on your coils. Some need some silicone or whatever.!

    Good to point that out. I had that problem with my original 7" - screwed it and replace it with a 10"

 

 

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